Africa

The Scourge of Sexual Violence Must Stop

Treasury Sanctions Networks Fueling Sudan's Civil War

U.S. Calls for Humanitarian Ceasefire in Sudan

U.S. Surges Resources to Address Ebola Outbreak

The U.S. State Department has mobilized a task force led by senior experts with direct experience addressing prior Ebola outbreaks and directed an initial $23 million in bilateral foreign assistance to the region for immediate efforts to combat the disease.

The U.S. Pressures South Sudan to Make Peace

The transitional government of South Sudan continues to impede the implementation of the peace agreement signed during President Donald Trump’s first term, leaving the country on the brink of a return to all-out war.

Secretary Rubio at the Vatican

The meetings underscored a shared commitment to promoting peace and human dignity.

U.S. Sanctions Former DRC President for Ties to Armed Conflict

This action, taken on April 30, supports the historic U.S.-brokered Washington Accords for Peace and Prosperity signed by the DRC and Rwandan heads of state on December 4, 2025,

Reward Offered for Maalim Ayman

The United States is offering a reward for information leading to the arrest or conviction of the terrorists that attacked a military base in Kenya three years ago.

Protecting Women From Gender Ideology

“The United States remains committed to defending women, children, and families from ideological extremism,” said Acting U.S. Representative to the Economic and Social Council at UN Shrier.

Al-Shabaab Still a Threat in Somalia

"We encourage dialogue between the Yemen and Al-Shabaab sanctions Panels ... to shed light on and ultimately sever the ties between the Houthis and Al-Shabaab," said Ambassador Kelley.

Alarming Events in Darfur

"We are gravely concerned with the RSF’s ongoing attacks on the Zamzam IDP camp in Northern Darfur and reports militias allied with the SAF are using civilians as human shields," said Ambassador Kelley.

Upcoming Elections Could Make Big Difference in Central African Republic

"Partnerships among MINUSCA, the CAR government, and the local population are essential to achieve the mission’s priority tasks," said Ambassador Kelley.